THISDAY STYLE MAGAZINE 22ND JANUARY 2023

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EMEKA ANYAOKU AN ICONIC DIPLOMAT

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THE FABULOUS 40S -YOUR BEST LIFE STARTS NOW.

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Living your best life in your 40s is all about embracing the wisdom and experience you’ve gained over the years and being open to new possibilities and adventures. It’s a time to focus on your physical, mental, and emotional well-being and build a fulfilling and satisfying life.

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On being intentional and all that…

Emeka Anyaoku is a distinguished statesman and diplomat who has dedicated his life to serving his country and the international community.

Born on January 20, 1933, in Okrika, Nigeria, he has spent a good part of his nine decades on earth making a profound impact on the world through his tireless work in diplomacy and politics. As he turns 90, it is fitting to celebrate his life and achievements.

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It was a gathering of who is in Nigeria as the former Commonwealth Secretary General, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, celebrated his 90th birthday on Wednesday 18 January, 2023 at the Metropolitan Club, Victoria Island, Lagos State.

President Muhammadu Buhari, was represented at the event by Professor Ibrahim Gambari, his Chief of Staff.

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Lifestyle & Fashion The fabulous 40s - Your best life starts now

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he one thing that stands out about Chief Emeka Anyaoku’s life journey isn’t just his strong commitment to service but how intentional he was about achieving this goal.

His is a story of an upright life dedicated to serving his country and the international community. A diplomatic leader known for bringing people together and resolving conflicts, he profoundly impacted the world through his tireless work in diplomacy and politics and built strong relationships with people from different backgrounds and cultures. Talk about an intentional life.

Living intentionally! What does that mean to you?

Are you typically one who says: ‘’I just go with the flow of life.’’ Or I just do it just because… Don’t get me wrong; spontaneity is not bad; however, everything we do, say, or think should align with a purpose. It is a lifestyle where you learn to shut off ‘auto-pilot mode’ and commit to living a more present life aligned with your core values. Living an intentional life is becoming intentional about what you want and what matters and making daily decisions based on the larger picture of what you want out of life. Intentional living means making conscious choices and taking aligned action that helps you to get closer to where you want to be in life and how you want to show up each day.

It’s about defining what you want your life to look like and having a plan to move you towards that life.

This may sound lofty, complicated, or just plain confusing. But it’s a way of life you can build with reflection and small shifts. It doesn’t mean you have to have your whole life figured out…But it DOES mean having a purpose behind your actions. Know that you can choose to be intentional about your direction without knowing your final destination.

No one has everything figured out, and that’s OK. You’re going to make mistakes, and that’s OK too.

Mistakes are proof that you’re truly living. A life welllived is a messy life but in a beautiful way. It won’t always be easy, but it’s better than living on autopilot, merely existing and watching the world from the sidelines. We are pretty much still in the early days of the year when decisions are being made about careers, relationships and life goals in general.

Alongside these, please decide to be intentional about everything you do and promise to hold yourself accountable. I promise you; it will be a life-changing experience. All the best.

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ne of the key things to focus on in your 40s is your physical health. As you age, it becomes increasingly important to take care

of your body through regular exercise, healthy eating, and getting enough sleep. This means making time for regular physical activity, such as walking, jogging, cycling, or swimming. It also means eating a balanced diet that includes plenty of fruits and vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats and avoiding processed foods, sugar, and saturated fats. Also getting enough sleep is crucial for maintaining good health, so aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night.

Taking care of your mental and emotional well-being is also key. This means making time for self-care, such as meditating,

reading, journaling, or simply sitting quietly in nature. It also means being mindful of your thoughts and emotions and working to develop a positive outlook on life. It is important to seek help if you need it, whether that means talking to a therapist or counsellor, joining a support group, or taking medication for a mental health condition.

In addition to taking care of your physical and mental health, it’s also important to focus on building a fulfilling and satisfying life. This means setting and working towards goals, whether they

be personal, professional, or financial. It also means spending time with loved ones, developing new friendships, and pursuing hobbies and interests that bring you joy. Keep learning and growing, whether that means taking a class or workshop, reading books, or travelling to new places.

In your 40s, you should definitely work on creating a balance between your personal and professional life. As you get older, you may find that you have more responsibilities in your professional

life that can make it hard to find time for personal pursuits. It’s important to set realistic expectations for yourself and to make time for the things that are important to you. This might mean setting boundaries with work, delegating tasks, or finding ways to be more efficient with your time.

Lastly, have fun and be open to new experiences and possibilities. This means being open to trying

new things, whether that means learning a new skill, taking a trip to a new place, or trying a new type of food. It also means being open to change, whether that means changing your career, relationships, or living situation. By embracing change and taking risks, you can continue growing and evolving.

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t was a gathering of who-iswho in Nigeria as the Former Commonwealth Secretary General, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, celebrated his 90th birthday on Wednesday, 18 January 2023, at the Metropolitan Club, Victoria Island, Lagos State. President Muhammadu Buhari, who was represented at the reception by Professor Ibrahim Gambari ( Chief of Staff to the President), gave a glowing tribute to the diplomatic EMEKA ANYAOKU AND WIFE BUNMI prowess of the iconic diplomat and statesman. The President acknowledged the wealthy contributions the nonagenarian has made to the nation’s development and thanked him for using his international network to support the country in ensuring sustainable democracy.

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Emeka Anyaoku is a distinguished statesman and diplomat who has dedicated his life to serving his country and the international community. Born on January 20, 1933, in Okrika, Nigeria, he has spent a good part of his nine decades on earth making a profound impact on the world through his tireless work in diplomacy and politics. As he turns 90, it is fitting to celebrate his life and achievements.

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nyaoku’s early life was marked by a strong commitment to education and public service. Promoting democracy on the African continent has always been his primary focus and an area of concern, which showed when he joined the Commonwealth Development Corporation at the tender age of 26 in 1959.

In early 1962, Anyaoku came in contact with the then Prime Minister of Nigeria, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. He had accompanied his visiting boss, Lord Howick, Chairman of the Commonwealth Development Corporation, to a meeting with the Prime Minister on the activities of the corporation in Nigeria and the West African region. The Prime Minister, impressed

by Anyaoku’s answers to some of his questions on the projects supported by the CDC in West Africa, took an interest in Anyaoku’s future and persuaded him to consider joining the Nigerian Foreign Service. After a gruelling Federal Civil Service Commission interview, he was offered an appointment in the Foreign Service in April 1962. Within a month of his entry, he was appointed Personal Assistant to the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry for External Affairs.

In 1966, he joined the Commonwealth Secretariat as Assistant Director of International Affairs. He quickly made a name for himself as a skilled diplomat, and in 1977 he was elected Deputy Secretary General in charge of international affairs and the administration of the secretariat.

His commitment to Africa remained with him, and in 1983, he returned to Nigeria to serve as the country’s foreign minister. On the overthrow of the government by the military, he went back to his Commonwealth position as deputy secretary general. In 1989, Chief Anyaoku was elected the third Commonwealth Secretary General. He proved an indispensable leader in national, continental and international political leadership matters. He was re-elected at the 1993 Limassol Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting for a second five-year term.

His career as a leader spans over 30 years of Commonwealth initiatives and negotiations. His strength in leadership can be seen in his active involvement in issues such as the Gibraltar referendum of 1967, the Nigerian civil war of 1967 to 1970, the St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla constitutional crisis of 1969 to 1970, the problems following Commonwealth Games’ boycotts during the 1980s and the process leading to peace and democracy in Zimbabwe, Namibia and, in particular, South Africa. Chief Anyaoku was also closely involved in establishing a joint office in New York for small Commonwealth countries that are thus enabled to be represented at the UN. In early 1997, he organised the first African Commonwealth Heads of Government Roundtable to promote democracy and good governance on the continent. He also worked to promote economic development in the Commonwealth, particularly in trade and investment. He established the Commonwealth Business Council, which aims to promote trade and investment among member states and to provide a platform for business leaders to engage with policy makers.

In addition to his work with the Commonwealth, He quickly made Anyaoku has served on various international a name for himorganisations and boards, including the United self as a skilled Nations, the World Bank, and the African diplomat, and Development Bank. He has also served as a in 1977 he was mediator in several conflicts, including the civil elected Deputy war in Angola and the political crisis in Sierra Secretary GenLeone.

Anyaoku has been recognised throughout his eral in charge career for his contributions to diplomacy and of international international relations. He has received numerous affairs and the honours, including the Grand Commander of the administration of Order of the Niger, the highest honour in Nigeria, the secretariat. and the Order of the British Empire.

As he turns 90, Emeka Anyaoku continues to be a respected statesman and a role model for many. His contributions to diplomacy and international relations have been invaluable, and his legacy will continue to be felt for many years to come. He is an inspiration to us all, showing that one person can make a difference in the world with dedication and hard work. His contributions to the Commonwealth of Nations and other international organisations have been invaluable, and he will always be remembered as a respected statesman and a role model for many. On the occasion of his 90th birthday, we celebrate his life and achievements and wish him many more years of good health and happiness.

Happy Birthday sir.

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ANYAOKU , FIRST YEAR AT UNI.COL., IBADAN 1954

EARLY PHOTOGRAPH OF EMEKA ANYAOKU (HIGHLIGHTED) AND HIS SIBLINGS

WITH BUNMI AND THEIR FOUR CHILDREN ON THE BIRTHDAY OF THEIR LAST CHILD EMENIKE IN MARCH 1988

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EMEKA AND BUNMI ANYAOKU .MAY 6TH 1962

EMEKA ANYAOKU IN 1949

EMEKA AND BUNMI ANYAOKU WITH BESTMAN GAMALIEL ONOSODE AND ‘’POMPOM’’ LADIPO

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BUNMI AND EMEKA ANYAOKU

CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU AND PRESIDENT OBASANJO IN A DRAMATIC REUNION WEEKS AFTER THE LATER WAS FREED FROM PRISON PRISON IN 1998

CHIEF ANYAOKU AND PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN

NELSON MANDELA DURING HIS VISIT TO MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, LONDON, WITH THEN COMMONWEALTH SECRETARY-GENERAL CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU

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CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU AND PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI

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CHIEF ANYAOKU WITH MAIDEN IBRU, DR. AWOLOWO DOSUNMU AND PROF. TUNDE ADENIRAN

CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU AND NOBEL LAUREATE, PROF. WOLE SOYINKA

CHIEF ANYAOKU AND GOVERNOR BABAJIDE SANWO-OLU

QUEEN ELIZABETH II AND CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU

CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU IN A WARM HANDSHAKE WITH PRINCE NDUKA OBAIGBENA

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CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU WITH PRINCE EDWARD AND PRINCESS DIANA

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CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU AND FRANCOIS MITTERAND

CHIEF ANYAOKU AND KOFI ANNAN

CHIEF EMEKA ANYAOKU AND FLT-LT JERRY RAWLINGS OF GHANA

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opular blogger, Linda Ikeji, has made her debut in the film industry by announcing the release of a film project titled Dark October.

The movie, directed by Toka McBaror, is based on the tragic ‘Aluu Four’ lynching of 2012. The film, which is distributed

by FilmOne, aims to shed light on the evil of extrajudicial killings and the importance of justice for all. On October 5, 2012, four young men, Ugonna Obuzor, Lloyd Toku, Chiadika Biringa, and Tekena Elkanah, were falsely accused of theft in the community of Aluu, in Obio/Akpor local government area, Rivers State, Nigeria.

The innocent students of the University of Port Harcourt were

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Nigerian artist Dennis Osadebe has released his first-ever accessories collaboration with Hermès - a print silk scarf. Osadebe’s exclusive scarf utilises the artist’s visual language to offer a contemporary exploration of equestrian portraiture and personal heritage.

frica’s star musicians hit the red carpet this past weekend at the annual All Africa Music Awards, celebrating the continent’s best talent. The four-day event culminated at an awards ceremony on the outskirts of Senegal’s capital, Dakar, and included performances from some of Africa’s most popular musicians, such as Nigeria’s P-Square and Tiwa Savage, Mali’s Rokia Kone and Senegalese singers, Youssou N’dour and Baaba Maal. Nigerian megastar Burna Boy took home the award for Best Album and Best African Act. Afrobeats global icons Davido and Wizkid also recorded wins. Asake, who dominated 2022 with an unprecedented run, took home the Breakout Artist of the Year. This was the eighth edition of AFRIMA and the first to be held in a French-speaking country. Nigeria has hosted most of the events, including the last one in Lagos.

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then brutally lynched. This tragic event shook the nation and brought attention to the issue of extrajudicial killings in Nigeria.

Dark October, directed by awardwinning Nigerian filmmaker, Toka McBaror, will bring to life the story of these four young men and the events leading up to their tragic deaths. It will also delve into the aftermath of the lynching and the impact it had on their families, friends, and the community.

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’Bonney Gabriel, a fashion designer, model, and sewing instructor from Texas who competition officials said is the first Filipino American to win Miss USA, has been crowned Miss Universe.

Organisations said nearly 90 contestants from around the world participated in the competition, involving “personal statements, in-depth interviews and various categories including evening gown & swimwear.”

Miss Curacao, Gabriela Dos Santos, and Miss Puerto Rico, Ashley Carino, rounded out the top five finalists.

oogle has announced the launch of a portal, the Nigeria Elections Trends Hub, to serve as a platform for Nigerians to search and discover trending information related to the national elections.

Users of the platform will be able to get trending information related to the presidential and vice-presidential candidates, parties, and issues through the lens of Google Trends. The platform will allow users to compare the search popularity of the presidential candidates and trending questions being asked about them.

It will also feature maps and graphs displaying the search interest for the candidates over a period of 30 days.

NIGERIAN FILMMAKER FUNA MADUKA IS A SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL JUROR

BURNA BOY, DAVIDO & WIZKID NOMINATED IN SAME CATEGORY FOR NAACP AWARD .

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he much-anticipated television reality show Big Brother Titans has kicked off. Unlike the usual Big Brother Naija format, which features only Nigerians, and Big Brother Africa, which has housemates from across the continent, this show is open to only Nigerians and South Africans. The reality show will run for 72 days (over ten weeks). It retains some Big Brother features, such as diary sessions, Head of House games, Friday night parties, and tasks.

It is co-hosted by Nigerian Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, and Lawrence Maleke, a South African.

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igerian singing and performing superstars Burna Boy, Davido, and Wizkid have all been nominated in the same category for the 2023 NAACP Image Awards.

The Nigerian heavyweights, alongside BURNA BOY global songstress Tems and sensational singer Fireboy DML, were all nominated in the “Outstanding International Song” category. The NAACP Image Awards is an annual awards ceremony presented by the U.S.-based National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to honour outstanding performances in film, television, theatre, music, and literature.

igerian popular singer, Olawale Olofooro, better known as Brymo, has issued an apology after making controversial comments about the southeast, saying the Igbo presidency would be a “pipe dream,”. “Forgive my assertions that came across as bigoted spewings against the Igbo tribe; I did not mean to do harm. I am sorry!! .” he tweeted. Brymo has recently been under heavy backlash from the general public about his insensitive remark that the Igbo presidency is nothing but a dream as long BRYMO as there is still discussion about Biafra from prominent people in Igboland.

“As long as there (are) talks by prominent people from Igboland about Biafra, an Igbo presidency will be a pipe dream,” he had earlier tweeted.

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ilmmaker Funa Maduka is one of the 16 jurors granting awards at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. She is distinguished as one of the three jury members of the World Cinema Dramatic Competition alongside Shozo Ichiyama and Annemarie Jacir.

This year’s festival will take place January 19–29 in person in Utah.

Sixteen jurors will grant the awards for feature and short films, which will be announced on Friday, January 27.

Funa Maduka is an award-winning filmmaker and the former head of International Original Films at Netflix, where she worked with the world’s top global and emerging filmmakers.

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igerian singer and songwriter Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, AKA Wizkid, has revealed that he will be going on a tour with fellow artiste David Adeleke, AKA Davido, in 2023. Wizkid made this known in a post on his Instagram page. He urged Nigerians to prepare for the tour.

“After my MLLE tour, Davido and I are going on a tour. Save your coins. I no wan hear pim.” The tour announcement has since sent fans into jubilation, with many anticipating a joint performance from the two music icons.

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MINIMALIST DÉCOR IDEAS FOR YOUR BEDROOM

These days, simple is best, especially when it comes to the interior part of your home, particularly your bedroom. We assure you nothing screams calm and relaxed like a minimalist bedroom space. Still not sure how to achieve this? Here are a few ideas to get that classy minimalist look for your bedroom.

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Go Mono: Monochrome décor is probably one

of the most popular today, but even if you don’t want just one colour, you can have a base colour, white, for example, and then add one or two more colours to make it pop! There’s no need racking up all the rainbow colours in your room.

moderate; go for simpler designs instead.

Storage Space: There are different storage spaces, from bookshelves to wardrobes, bedside cupboards, wine shelves, etc. Depending on the space and your taste, it will be great to have these in your rooms. A wardrobe, your bedside cupboard and an overhead bookshelf work great. Again, go for simpler designs.

Minimal is Minimal: In going for a minimalist look, you want to have only a few objects around the room. You can’t be sentimental about everything. We love pictures/paintings, but except it’s a gallery, you don’t necessarily need to hang more than two to three portraits on your wall.

Décor Art Items: We cannot over-emphasise

Bedside Lamps: These are definitely a musthave. Bedside lamps are not only for reading; they can multitask as lovely décor items when turned off and give your room a warm ambience when turned on at night.

Lights: To crown it all up, light up your space!

Bed/Headboard: You also want your bed to be

the beauty and class that décor items bring to any space, be it an office, your living room or, in this case, your bedroom. Get a couple of décor items like wall art, wine, or candle holder.

Get proper lights that complement the colours and throw in dim or night lights for evening effects! It’s no use putting all of the above together, and your space is not well-lit.

N.B- You don’t need much, nor do you need to break the bank to get a room you will love. Considering all of the above-listed things, you should be full of ideas by now!

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